Organism 310995 -
Organisms in NAP refer to specimens, they are not "taxonomical" organisms and they can in some cases even be mixtures of organisms. Empty organisms are used as placeholders as the original dataset entry system used organism as the central part.
Organism Details
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| Citation | CARHART,RE: SMITH,DH: GRAY,NAB: NOURSE,JG: DJERASSI,C:. (1981). APPLICATIONS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR CHEMICAL INFERENCE. 37. GENOA: A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR STRUCTURE ELUCIDATION UTILIZING OVERLAPPING AND ALTERNATIVE SUBSTRUCTURES.. 46() |
Experiments
1 experiments
No experiment matches the selected filters.
| Experiment | Worktypes | Pharmacology | Organism (specimen) | Compound |
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| 1037310 | Empty organism |